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Championing Advocacy To The Very End; Y+ Summit Day 2 Summary
You may wonder why we are talking about the very end when we just began the summit. Well read on, we shall get to that.
Generation Equality In Motion; Y+ Summit Day 1 Summary
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- March 17, 2020
If there is any phrase that became common among young people through the start of 2020, it was the phrase “Regardless we move”. The phrase means that no matter what happens, physical, social or any other challenge, life must go on. Now if that is not your attitude then you need to revise your 2020 goals-but that is away from the point.
An Ace On HIV; The Arthur Ashe Tennis Program
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- March 10, 2020
The model of playing tennis is an underrated look at life. You send the ball to your opponent (serving) and they keep sending it back to you. To win points, you need to watch closely every move your opponent makes and switch up your serving technique, because like you, they are very alert. However, if you consistently keep going and always invent...
If Only Love Begun With Letter “F”
One wonders what the feeling of love would be called if it begun with letter F, or more interestingly, why we titled our blog with such a random wish. We may not be able to answer to the former wonder, but the latter, we sure can with our Valentine’s Day 2020 experience.
A Final Hoorah And A Coronation
We started the Y+ Pageant 2019 journey with one step and as we came to its end, we were determined to end it with one giant leap. At Sheraton Kampala Hotel, one of Uganda’s most premium hotels, we held the grand finale of the pageant, picking stories from the ambassadors, watching them step out in spectacular fashion and we crowned a new king and...
We Were Just Chilling On The Eastside
On top of the sun, the east has been closely related with wisdom for all years on end. In Uganda, it has the extra credit of being home to the Nile, the World’s longest river. It is further credited for Specioza Wandera Kazibwe and Rebecca Kadaga, Uganda’s first female Vice President and Speaker of Parliament respectively.